I've noticed that the Gaming Services on my Windows system is constantly consuming nearly 100Mbps of bandwidth. When I try to force close it, it just reopens automatically, which is really frustrating. Is there a way to effectively stop this service or manage its bandwidth usage?
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Another approach could be adjusting your network settings. You can go into your settings and manage which apps can use data in the background. This might help limit the bandwidth utilized by Gaming Services. Also, make sure you're not running any unnecessary game overlays or apps that might be causing conflicts.
It sounds like a frustrating situation! One thing you could try is disabling the Gaming Services through the Services app. Just type 'services.msc' in the search bar, find Gaming Services, right-click to stop it, and set its startup type to Disabled. If it keeps coming back, you might want to check if any games are updating or if other background services are triggering it.
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